Easy English Conversation: “DID YOU KNOW?” or “DO YOU KNOW?” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1D3GmN_24A “Did you know” and “Do you know” have different meanings in English. In this lesson, I will explain the differences between “did you know” and “do you know”. We use “did you know” to teach someone a fact that we already know. We use “do you know” when we have a question, and we don’t know the answer. You will also practice your listening as I teach you fun facts about English using did you know. Did you know the most common letter in English is “e”? Did you know there are more people who have learned English as a second language than there are native speakers of English? Did you know the most common adjective in English is “good”? After the lesson, take the quiz at: https://www.engvid.com/did-you-know-or-do-you-know/ -- Practice doesn't necessarily make perfect, but it makes permanent. Premature practice (practice beyond the learner's competence) or practice without error correction makes imperfection permanent. --

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